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CLIM ATE

oftms mountain country is very healthy
which is proved by may who came here
years ago broken do with disease,
and whom the doctors had given over
as incurahle, who are now com
parativclv well and able to sup
port their families hv their own labor.
There is ~ slaLnmnt water, no
marshc. no malaria. There are many
streams which run clear AMI pare. with
the best of water.
Many inyalids have grown stroi 9
through these climatic Influences since
| have been on these mon tain> Thee
are also many medicinal springs i'm
pregnated with iron and other minerals
which are help to many. The soil
is OF sandy loan, adapted t. yrasse~,
Irish and sweet p"ta;pe, oats, rye,
buckwhcat. corn. and The fla *. q
den vegetables Wheat has not been
fairly tested. hut ny npiFinh * the SOL
is not wei adapted to wheat ou these
moAutainS The "ppnr'unit, f,r .ais-
ing cattle can scarce hc better. There
i a'uldanc, Of gra,> FOR many thous-
aui more than We uos haNc. The
range j. tree 20 all VINO wish Tor il. "a
cattle. horses. sheep AM hog lrnd =
cheap at prc-crt bnt many are coming
and prices are -radualiy going mp 4
weekly paper has just started Ia C'"~~
Vile. the county seat. | mics distant
from Pleasant Hill. A rni,road t. len :
built from Sparta up the mountain = +.
Ia cain access 10 the immen-c coal beds
which unlrrlay this Whole plateau
There Is also large qutn.ity o: iron
near the coal
There i, coal AL iron enough in
tennessee 10 welI-ni.h supply thu
whole country. if not the world. Thor,
j. n grand opportunity for p,or man
TO get home and rich man 10 grow
richer.
Said a prominent man who lives Oh
The mountain. came here SICK not ex-
pcctng to live. aud having lost my
property ! started here with bu: !
dollars gradually 90 my health. run
in debt for a farm and have brought a
my family here, built nav house am
stables and have some sixty catllc.nut
| have this TO >ay that this l. the hc-'
couitry for a poor man ! ever saw.
He now lives in independence with a
good home. aud pleasant surroundings
| shall add that this i n good place in
fruit. We have ;ao graded schools also
SUNDAY school and preaching every Sab
bath and two daily mails, also have JUS
flushed, furnished and paid for the bes
academy building on Cumberland Mts
There are G00D acres in and arouu,
Pleasant Hill which could now be bongh
al a low figure.
Pleasant Hill, Cumberland. Co.
B. DODGE.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

WHEREAS John SpraEuc, II swans Isle. IN the
~ county ~ Hancock ana state OF Maine by his
'a -rt-4y- decd, dated the first day Of January
l->f, racnr!c ia the Hancock Registry Of Deeds,
: ~. '-4, Page-l convened t. me certain par
s.l of real t-ttt. situated ~ swans Isle. IN the
.4gufr OF Hancock. Me. bounded and described as
Follows, ytz. Commencing on John y. Spague :
Ea-t Iir II lirsh tree marked J. :, and running
shout East o. iand Of AionLo >prague, thence
Itftriy and ra~terlV 80 land Of Freeland II Ben
sd. thence hy said Beu,on's land 10 the shore
fI-Hcr westerly around said shore 70 land of John
y >pra-uc. thencr by said >prague nor.herly Ia
fIy iir-t mentioned bound. containing ten acres
.t.arr or less. And whereas the condition Of said
mor- gage has been broken, now therefore by
reason - the breach Of the condition thereof,
claim foreclosure of said mortgage.
WM. II. WITIIERLE.
oa-tiuc February r.. l--7. 3w7
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STATE OF MAINE.

HA>coCk s. To the sheriff. u our
~ several counties or either q their Deputies.
GREETING:
We command You to attach the goods and estate
OF Fila & Richardson of---to the value Of -
dollars and Summon the said defendant, II he may
be found your precinct 70 appear before our jus
Of sup judi. Court, nrNt t. bc holden AT ELS
worth, within and for the said county Of liancock
On the >econd Tuesday Of April. 4 -, 49,. then
and there in our sniu Court % answer unto Luther
A. Richardson. OF Ellsworth In saii county ami
state.
divorce as per the following Iibcl.
STATE OF MAINE
HASCoCK - To the Hon. Justice Of the Su-
preme Judicial Court. next u l,e holden AT f H.
worth. within and for said count, On the second
Tuesday of April 4. D., les5
Luther A. Richardson, Of Ellsn orth, IN said
county, husband Of Ella 6. Richardson, respect
fullv represents that he was lawfully married to
twentieth day OF November a -, 1877. that til, Y
lived together A. husband and wife At said Lewis
ton and k-W oTth aforesaid from the time of their
said marriage until November 4. d, le79, that
about the fifteenth day ii November. A. D..
l-7@, the said Ella g Richardson deserted yonr lib
Giant without cause and went 90 parts unknown to
him, since which time he has only once seen or
heart from her. At which time she refused 70 re
turn and live with your said lbelant. That for
the past five years he has made dilent inquiry,
but has not been able 10 ascertain aud docs not
know the residence of the said Era & Richardson,
that there is collision between your lihelant and
the said Ella q. Richardson 10 obtain divorce, that
your libcant believes il reasonable and proper con.
duciye to domestic harmony and consistent with
the peace and morality Of society that the bonds
of matrimony between him and his said wife
should be dissolved by divorce. Wherefore he
prays that such divorce may be decreed.
LUTHER A. RICH ARDsON.
STATE OF MAINE
HANCOCK IS Feb r. 1851
Subscribed ami sworn TO before me this twelfth
day of February, 4. d, l>s7-
JOHN Il. REDMAN,
Justice Of the Peace.
Witness, John A. Peters, Chief Justice OF our
said court. Ellsworth, the 18th day Of February,
In the year OF our Lord thousand eight hun
bred and eighty seven.
H. b. SAUNDERS, CLERK.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, IS Clerks Office, Supreme Judicial
Court, in vacation. Ellsworth Feb. %, A. D., Isl
Upon the foregoing Libel Ordered that the libelhnt
give notice to the said Ella Richardson To appear
be holden at Ellsworth, within and for the county
of Hancock, on the second Tuesday of A. riI, A.
D. ,I>s7.by publishing atcstei copy OF said libel,
and this order thereon, three weeks successivey in
the Ellsworth American, a newspaper printed in
Ellsworth, in our county of Hancock, the last pub
hcaton to be twenty days at least prior said
second Tuesday of April next, that she may there
and then in our said court appear and show cause.
If any she have. why the prayer Of said libellant
should not be granted.
LJCILIUS A. EMERY,
Justice of the up Jud. Court.
true copy of the Libel and Order of Court
thereon.
3wI Attest H. Il. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
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Cost OF Shorthorn Aud Ayrshire Milk.

A large Nhorihorn COW, according to
Henry Steward, requires twice the
quantity Of food needfut for a moderate
sized AYRSHIRE. and by estimating the
cost OF milk OF each from the food con-
>umed, it is found that fourteen quarts
Of Ayrshire milk can be produced for
twenty cents q day, while sixteen quarts
Of Shorthorn milk costs thirty four cents
witt the same kind Of food. In other
words, Ayrshire milk costs less than -
cents per quart. while Shorthorn milk
costs 2 Is cents per quart. This Is a
matter for the consideration Of farmeis
and dairymen If it costs AS much
more to produce milk by feeding Short
horns. as these Iigures indicate, than it
does by feeding Ayrshires, it will make
great difference AS regards profit
what kind Of cows are kept for dairy
purposes. This is one of the matters
that farmers need to look into more
carefully.
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haiE's HONEY is the best Cough Cure %, Soc, u
GLEaE'S SULPHUR SOAP heals and beauties, 25c
GERMAN CORN REMOVER kills Corns & Bunions, 25c
RIlL's HAIR g. WRisKER DYE-Black & Brown, Soc
PIXIES ToorHAcHE DROPS cure in Minute, &c
DEANS RHEUMATIC PILLS are sure cure. 90
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We the subscribers, having bern appointed by
the Hon . 7. Cunningham, Judge of Probate for
the county OF Hancock, to receive and examine the
claims Of creditors to the estate Of Levi Weber,
late OF Ellsworth deceased, represented insovent,
do hereby give notice that six months are allowed
t. said creditors bring in and prove their claims
and that We shall attend that service at the Tele-
phone Office, in said Ellsworth, Wednesday
April t. Tuesday, May 81, and July ,, Iss.
4. W. GREEDY.
4. T. JELLISON.
Ellsworth, Feb. ., Iss7. 3ws
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Yours truly,
Z. G. Wooster.
The ANSWER.
Mr.. L. r. II. Lamoine. Maine.
Dear sir :-Yours of recent date duly
an g'a1ly received. ] have caref nliy
noted tie contents and will answer your
queries with pleasure. shall answer
your questions indirectly rather than
directly but YOU need lot mistake their
import. The country has wonderful
resources, many Of them as yet unde-
welcomed What We want is bone and
muscle, brain and capital TO bring out
the Jewels that lie hidden behind the I'M
developed resources. Great develop
ments have already been made which
prove the treat merits of the country
Capital ha. been sown and rs being
sown like grain over the broad acres IN
Los Angeles County with immense re
turns. could cite YOU TO hundreds Of
instances. the recital Of which would
paralvzc your senses. During the year
lust passed money was scooped up by
handfuls. | mean there Was such ire
mendous profits i'll real estate transac-
tions. For instance, about "A wear ago
a gentlemen of my acquaintance paid
$1,000, for picre of land in this city IN
Guiding the house on il which cost pro-
badly $500. see by the last Issue of
our weekly paper that he has been offer
ed $50, 900. for the same piece ct prop
erty and allowed to move oil the house.
Thi. i. not rare instance. They arc
occurring every week aud The trausac-
ton. in real estate in ,inL,c dty here
in Pasadena would a,to"ish the va
tiyes Of most any country; and "n"n
the tendcrfect arrive here i take,
month to get them Cn4ci 70 The tack
ct. They do1't und'r~rs-l i, '.'Y
don't see why i, should De >. |. j
somewhat Of change 10 j poor motinl
20 pull him out OF snp" btuA aad Up
him into the clin,y .ua,n'e w,'h II
it attendant rcan;iy. almost - qnirN -
YOU can say "JacA Ho.in. lis
often tue case ;.ai ir.'r'r c'mitS To-
this country hay" >pc 81 >ic.,nr@s
|; seems j.. ,..nr CASES e ht necessary
IN orirr 10 nr... c'H t. q rtop lew
er or poi,c ,.."u !. tht climatic con-
dition. OF ;hr country. Should SIC
have plenty Of rain thi, season. nh'.H
vii only be determined when the rainy
season shall have passed, the year lNN1,
in which We are now engaged, viii uu-
doubleday be one OF great pro. erily
10 this county and country al large i.ut
should it fail 10 raih, hI-incsS wi! be-
come quiet aud probably remain %,
at least Tor one year or HatIl we have
good rains - bring ont the hidden
treasures that lie dur.nta; III the earth in
the forms oC sell, ii II mast be wet be-
fore they can swell a. shoot forth and
mantle tn fills AMI pastures with the
wild flowers AMI shruhs . southern
C.i;,or,;o NTl,.,,, ,1...-c .rr,., .,fl ,'b
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For the Ellsworth American, |
Mountains Of Tennessee,

Many who live in .he North have
written mc.inquiriug about the climate,
soil, water and opportunities for one
to get living here. Perhaps may as
well reply i'll your excellent paper and
say the
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Notice TO Poultry
Raisers !!

The best incubator put on the mari ct Is man
ufactured by the undersigned at his steam mill GU
Water street, Ellsworth, wi b which he furnishes
printed directions for using the same.
H. L. MURCH
Ellsworth, Feb. %, 1887. 3m9
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-LEPROSY.

and consequently incurahlc. II lie impossible to de-
scribe her su1cFincs, Her body from the crown Of
her bead the soies Of her feet a Of decay
Of flesh rotting OF and leaving great cavities
Her fingers festered ard three four nails dropped
OF ut ono time Her limbs contracted BY the fearful
liberation, and fer several years she did not leave
her bed Her weight was rcIucec from i25 10 60 lbs
Perhaps some faint idea Of her condition can ID
CLEANED from the fact that three pounds OF Como
line ointment were used rcr wctk In dressing her
sores. Finally the ply ciaas acknowledged their
defeat by this Black Ho.f. and commended the suf
ferer TO her GliwIse Creator.
Her husband hearing wonderful reports Of the use
Of SwrFrs SrFciFic *. s. 81. prevailed her to
try IL az last resort She hc-Gn its use under pro-
test but found TIN: her system was Eng re-
heved CT the poison. The sores assumed red and
healthy color. rs though tie blood was becoming
pure and az &C. Mrs lailcy confined the $, S. s.
until last Fchrrary. cvc-y sore healed; she dis.
cardcd chair and orute cs a-d for the first time
In twelve years n vel NORMAN Her husband. Mr..
C. A. Bailey, is in hns ic- ~ nv blackstone Street.
Boston, and Will take Ilcrsurc ii giving the details
Of this wonderful cure srrt ~ ~ for Treatise on
Blood and 81 in Diseases. mailed fee.
Tue SWIFT SrEcIric Co. Drawer 3, Atlanta O.
Il.1sF
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WANTED.

We wanting a large force ofasusars and
Intelligent Wen to rayesandlsolicit orders
for Trees, shrubs, Vines, &C.
SALARY & EXPENSES TO START ON.
S. T. CANNON & CO., Augusta, Me.
2mOs9
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Stand by those who stand by you. We have now com
peted arrangements for sale Of popular Fall and Win
ter Syles,at prices which will make the FRIEND of
every economical buyer We keep the best qualities,
STYLES and assortmcnts in Mems and Boys Clothing,
and Gents Furnishing Goods See our remarkably
complete and elegant stock Cash bought it Low
prices will sell il!
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JOYS PHOTOGRAPH STUDIO.

WHY Because he has fitted the above WIN
modern improvements for giving the finest
Photo effects successfully works the Instant
aneous process in connection with hi Light
ming shutter and gives hi- personal attention
to hi- business. Ny HOLIDAY trade has far eX-
celled that OF former years, which i a guaran-
tee nv patron. appreciate the improvements
thus far made and shall Still continue to add
new attractions. Don't fail to procure some
of those popular Mencttes while they are GO
ing at 81 90 per dozen. Please call and exam
inc for Yourselves ms newly fitted rooms. new
scenery, instantaneous process. &c. &c. al
No. 40, Main ST.. Ellsworth. 1yI26
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East Maine Seminary,
RUCkSPoRT.

REV. A F. CHASE, Phi. D., PRINCIPAL.
The Spring Term opens March II ana VIII con
tinue thirteen weeks Send for catalogue.
"
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Our Specially TO Please Customers. Our Aim To
Save Money for Patrons Our Intention To do Better
BY You Than Any One Else. Stand up and tell If you
where goods be bought cheaper for allowed
TO underScll.
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OUR MERCHANT TIILORIIG DEPARTMENT.

We have just received complete line Of The C/lOico/ OF
iUl/oi4cH ultUU0H1cS/ic IuhlTcN.whch we will make
up in the Ifcs/ e/1Ic and the i3I~c~/ Il>uII1cf
lvcc We have but the s-clr/ h0-/ f.-Ul/lltolt
and tasteful as well is desirable trimmings.
In every instance We guarantee q Perfect Fit,
Lewis Friend, Custom TaiIor,
Ellsworth. -m Maine.
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TY g7TE 2

A CAPABI.E girl 10 FAKE charge in small fam
Il iy permanent place TO the right one, with
highest wages. Enquire al this Office
March ,. lss7. ytf
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PASADENA. Jan. 18th. 1887.

Editor American-Dear Sir:
A few days ago ! received letter
from a gentleman, probably one OF your
patrons. living in Lamoinc. Please
allow space in your valuable columns
for the answer to that letter and oblige,
Yours truly,
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It~cock s. To the ~heri1- ~ oUr respective
couutic@. or either ~ their Deputies,
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Or Black LcFroay. Is disease which is considered
incurable but Il has yielded TO the curative proper
ties Of Swirr's S.rCtrrC-now known all over thu
world as S. & s Mrs. Bailey. OF West Somerville
Mass. near Boston, was attacked several years ago
with this hidcons hlsck eruption and treated BY
the best medical talent who could only say that the
disease was species 81
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P2uDer Notice.

THE undersigned hereby giyrs ,otice that he has
! contracted with tbe City o. r!lsworTh for the
support of tina poor turing the ensuing year and
ha 5 made a1nole PROV i.ion for then support. He
therefore f,rbi5~ aH persons from furnishing sup
plies 10 ans pauper on his account, a. without his
written order lie viii pay for no goods so furn-
ished. 1900
Ellsworth, April :, 1851. EFT
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-10-27

and the woman with her were puzzled
at the con inual repetitions of that cry
for Little unbeam.
When Mrs rey grew better and able
10 think, she began TO wonder afresh
how t would end. When she had or It
flied the longing of her hear in going
to live near her daughter, she had not
oreseen this danger of meeting Lord
tar.
She would not see him, let come wha
might.
The matron was much astonished
one day a ter these occurrences when
number fouriy-four asked if she could
see the governor of the jail, Captain
Mayne. II course her request was
granted. and the governor looked with
no little curiosity at this thoughtful
woman Of whom he had heard so many
strange things.
II am sorry to trouble you," sad
number forty four, but l want to ask
a question
=" can answer any question you ask,
replied the governor
"Am compe He'd she sa d, 'to re-
ceive any visitors here against my willp'
lie thought Tor IA moment, en- an
swered-"No; you are not.
That is all | wanted to know. J
dc line, l refuse to see any visitors;
can | be compelled to zee them against
mywillP"
mo, he replied again.
am glad, ] am thankful" she
said, gently. Il a "A dead to the world,
and do not want tie ghosts from my
past life to haunt me
un erstand," he answered.; ''you
shall Sc no visitor YOU have no excep-
ception 10 make to the ruler"
None Whatever. > she replied.
the Ieantme the Duchess of Meath
had retur ed home = eatly disappointed.
Her husband, with the carriage
awaited h"r outside the pr son door.
The duke was angry when he saw traces
OF tea on the fair Young face
"You ought not u nave gone, Ethel. ;"
he said. and she answered meekly:
81 have done but little good in going,
Fulke. ] have completely failed"
But when Lord Stair heard the story
he said: - am more dissatisfied than
ever, and now am quite determined to
see her myself.
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permanently, and she has had no return of
it." Another case is that of Mr.. r. b. Kyle,
Tower Hill, Appomattox county, Va, who
writes, November, 1885, WAS afflicted for
several years with rheumatism and grew
worse all the time. Eminent physicians
gave no relief; had spasms, and was not ex-
pected to live was rubbed all over with ST..
jacobs Oil. The first application relieved,
the second removed the pain, continued use
cured me no relapse in five years, and do Us
much work as ever" These are proofs Of the
perfection of the remedy, and taken in con-
nection with the miracles performed in other
cases, il has no equal.
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it not be reasonably called daylight?
As for instance, take the case of Captain
Sargent S. Day, Gloucester, Mass, who
writes April IL, 1881 "Scme time ago
was suffering with rheumatism. 1 used a
small portion of st. Jacobs Oi. and was cured
at once. have used it fursprains and never
once have known il to fail. / will never be
without a bottle" Captain Day also re-
ceved a circular letter. and in reply under
date of July /, 1887, he says: 81 used the
Oil as stated and was permanently cured OF
rheumatism by its use" During the inter
vening six years there had been no recur-
renee of the pain. Also letter from Mr.. Ii.
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What a Change.

A few short weeks ago that young girl
was the personification OF hea tn, vigor
aud beauty. The blush upon her cheeks
rivalled that of the rose; her step was
light and buoyant, her every move
m ent was a revelation of perfect health
Yet now she is pallid and haggard, and
her superabundant vitality has given
place TO dizziness and lassitude. What
has caused this change. functional ir-
regularities, which can be cured by DR..
fierce's "Favorite Prescription" rem
edy to which thousands of women to-day
owe their lives. All druggists.
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The New " ON N c. az,.

II there Is anything that will enhance
her beauty, durability or smartne'", the
got to believe that nervous broken-down
girl is good for nothing as wife, il he
Is obliged to hire an Irish girl and doctor
as adJuncts to his domestic affairs. In
view of that marriages are not as com
mon Is they used TO be- and divorce Is
popular. The girls are no fools, and see
1t. To be a helpmcet or nothing, is the
question. The consequence is gymnastics
walking, etc, and now they have got on
to Nerve rood called Moxie, that make.
a girl want to get into the priZe-ring. You
talA Mysteries to girl now, AMI generally
you are knocked out in one round.
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A Good Invest ment

Dumley-What q bore that young
Brown Is. He makes me sick.
Featherly--He never borcs me.
Dumley-You are better natursd
than i am. then.
Featherly-No. lent him $500 Z
year ago.--LVe.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-10-27

Nj. Converse, of the
Warren (Mass.)
Herald, dated J uly
y, 1887, as follows:
I'm response TO
yours of June %,
would say that in
1880 my wife had a
sew ere attack OF
rh e u III atism in
shoulder and arm,
so that she could
not raise her hand
10 her head. A few
applications of st,
Jacobs OIL cured her
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-10-27

says a scientific exchange, "from a pulp.
consisting of one part vegetable fibre two
parts asbetos, one-tenth part borax, and
one-ffth alum" 1t is a pity that such
acts as the one following cannot be
written, printed or otherwise preserved
upon some sort of indestructible paper.
My wife suffered seven years and was
bed ridden. too" said w. K. Huestis OF
Emporia, Kansas, "a number Of physi-
clans failed to he p her. DIR. Pierce's Gold
en- Medical Discovery cured her" All
druggists sell this remedy. Everybody
ought to keep it. 1t only needs trial.
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Catarrh Cured.

A clergyman, after years Of suffering
from that ioathsome disease, Catarrli, and
vainlv trying every known remedy, at
last found presc ptiop which complete
ly cured and saved him from death. Any
sufferer from this dreadful disease sending
u >elf addressed stamped envelope to Prof.
j. a. Lawrence. 3l2 East ninth st. New
\ ork, will re, Give the recipe free Of charge.
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"Pure gold!' cried Lord Stair.

Eyes, as l saw her In priso', she
looked much more beautiful than she
had done at Clavering. She is so fair
lilies and roses are but poor compari
sons; her eyes are lovely. but So sad
she looks as though she had had life
time of sorrow. Do YOU know any one
who answers to that description ,pqpaP'
"No," he replied, thoughtfully,
do not ] wish that could remember
hebe AS err bit err. know she was
tall and fair hut of one tn ng am
quite sure: should know her If saw
her."